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¢ g £ The I Saw It In ... M UD OG HOTOS NSIDE Nashville  NEWS May 5, 2011 USPS 371-540 • 75 cents • www.nashvillenews.org Thursday Issue 36 2 Sections • 16 Pages • In Howard County, Arkansas since 1878

SAFE FROM THE STORM

National Guard helicopter provides a safe return for the Louisiana boyscout troop that went missing late Sunday. Photo by Gary Fox Lost boyscout troop recovered Charles Goodin Managing Editor “I’m real proud LBERT PIKE - A troop of Louisiana of the boys. boyscouts who became stranded on local hik- Aing trails were recovered early Tuesday morn- There was ing after spending nearly fi ve days in the wilderness. The group, composed of six teenage boys and two never any panic, scout leaders, was rescued by National Guard heli- copter after authorities located them near the Winding they were just Stairs portion of the trail. worried Their rescue followed nearly two days of intensive search operations that began Sunday afternoon, after about their the scouts missed their scheduled time to return from the trip. The rescue effort was conducted by the Mont- parents.” gomery County Sheriff’s Offi ce, US Forest Service and Arkansas State Police. -Jeff Robinson Scoutmaster Jeff Robinson said the group became Wendy Fuselier comforts her son, Ian, after his scout troop was stranded after a series of severe thunderstorms moved recovered by rescue workers Tuesday morning. Scoutmaster See SCOUTS on Page 6 Photo by Charles Goodin Breaking news: Judge Gilbert dies Terrica Hendrix Circuit as a juvenile court judge. Gilbert’s Editor circuit included Perry and Pulaski Coun- School millage Pulaski County Circuit Judge Melinda ties. Gilbert died yesterday after a “long battle “I’ve always had good dealings with with degenerative nerve disease,” the Melinda,” Circuit Judge Tom Cooper said election is Tuesday Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported. Thursday morning. “I considered her as Gilbert, 46, served the Sixth Judicial a close friend rather than a co-worker.” Dewayne Holloway Graham opened by listing Judge Gilbert See JUDGE on Page 3 Sports Editor reasons why people move SAME COLORS, NEW TEAM NASHVILLE – Nashville to Nashville. He stated that Superintendent Doug Graham defi nitely jobs were a major addressed Nashville Rotarians reason. about the school’s need for He also believes that people their yes votes in the upcoming feel that Nashville is a great school tax vote taking place place to raise a family and he Tues., May 10. See SCHOOL on Page 6 Okla. man accused of Center Point Store burglary appears in court Terrica Hendrix ly of Haworth, Okla., entered a Editor not guilty plea to commercial NASHVILLE – The man burglary and theft of property. Mineral Springs Hornet Senior Aron McDonald signed a letter of intent to play football at Arkansas Tech accused of breaking into the Sheriff Butch Morris said University in Russellville. McDonald is a three year letterman in football and track. He started as a wide Center Point Store made his that Fields was in Center Point receiver and defensive back for the Mineral Springs Hornets. He also won the pole vault at the 7-2A first appearance in Howard visiting his mother at the time West district track meet and will compete in the 2A state meet today. Pictured left to right: Terry Mc- County Circuit Court yester- the burglary occurred. Donald, Jacqueline McDonald, Aron McDonald, Terra McDonald, Braiden McDonald and Coach Vince day. The front window of the Perrin (standing). Photo by Dewayne Holloway Jonathan Fields, 23, former- See COURT on Page 6 Page 2 • Thursday, May 5, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Opinions According to... Happy Mother’s Day from a motherless child By the time I was a grandmother and mother. teenager, I built a wall to She was there when I was terrica protect myself from my born and on March 17, I Vote ‘yes’ on the mother’s rejection. My in- held her hand as she took hendrix visible barricade also kept her last breath. Instantly, drug addicts, users and everything that was good NHS bond extension Editor ignorant folks away from seemed to vanish from my Everyone hates paying taxes, and of all the forms me. Sure, I had friends, life. It was hard to accept they come in, property taxes are easily the most but at that time I was too her death. egregious because they’re based on the implica- ashamed to tell them about Knowing that she was tion that the things one owns are truly theirs only My earliest memories in three days. the hell I was living in. a Christian gave me the if they continue to cough up hard earned cash for of my mother were great. My childhood was fi lled When I would visit with strength to accept what the public coffers. She was sweet and caring. with worry. my grandparents, I felt like God did. I loved her a lot We hate paying taxes too, which is why we It was just the two of us I worried about where a piece of me was connect- but He loved her the best. regularly use this space to rail against them and the against the world. my next meal would come ing - similar to puzzle. My love for my grandpar- politicians who seem intent on extracting every last Then she changed. She from and if I could scrape Once my grandparents ents didn’t end when they penny possible from our paychecks. wanted a carefree, numb up enough money to pay knew about the physi- passed away. My bond In the realm of public policy, it often seems that life. the rent. cal, emotional and mental with my granny is still government monies are directed toward projects She should have been By the age of 10, going abuse I was going through: strong. that don’t benefi t us, may actually harm us, or at careful for what she wished to bed sad and hungry was they stepped in. I fi nally I guess, physically I am the very least, are unnecessary and wasteful. for because that’s what she the norm for me. had someone to confi de in back where I started as a But there are rare occasions on which the citi- received. Repeatedly, instead of and trust. My bond with little girl - a mother-less zenry has a chance to vote for something that is She went through years hugs and reassurance, she my grandparents was en- child. not only helpful, but unprecedented in its ability of substance abuse with co- met me with rejection. I vied by my mother. Finally, But, I have a Father to better our daily lives. Tuesday of next week is caine, marijuana and meth. thought that a dog would I had parents! in heaven who loved me such a time. My last memory of her take care of me better than Our worlds were inter- enough to bless me with The bond extension proposed by Nashville being a mother is around my mother had. twined. We had so much wonderful grandparents. I School Superintendent Doug Graham and the board the time I turned six. The home she came love and fun together that believe that one day I’ll see of education would fund major renovations at the I needed her to be a from was the very one that I couldn’t bear to be away them again. home of the Scrappers, including the addition of mother and she wanted me I longed for: two loving, from them. My granny So, to all of you who still a new gym, improved lunch facilities and extra to disappear from her life. devoted parents who cared treated me like her daugh- have a mom on this earth classrooms, as well as new temperature control, The constant rejection for my mother. ter. - give them their fl owers electrical and plumbing systems in the rapidly ag- that I received from her My mother treated them After my grandfather while they live. ing high school structure. made me cold and lonely. like garbage. I gravitated passed away, my granny I never waited to show It would allow the school to accomodate a wave I longed for something towards my grandpar- relied on me. I would share my appreciation to anyone. of growth local offi cials expect to overtake Nash- so simple, yet too much ents because we all had funny stories about my I’m glad I always told and ville in coming years and continue to provide the to ask for from a drug- ad- something in common; we grandfather with her to showed my grandparents best education to be found in our area. dicted mother. lacked love from the one keep her from crying. that I loved them. And perhaps best of all, it won’t cost us an extra The nights I spent as a person we longed for. She always had advice, To every mom who dime - the school only wants to extend the present child curled up in my bed So, it was second nature a joke and a hug. loves her children, cares millage rate, which is already one of the lowest in scared - not of the boogie- for me to develop a deep Granny gave me what I for and protects them; Hap- the state. man, rather scared because bond with my grandpar- wanted: a mother. She was py Mother’s Day from a Combine that with the possibility that state funds my mom hadn’t been home ents. my best friend, counselor, motherless child. could compose almost half of the construction budget (around $5.3 million) and we’re left with a deal that’s simply too good to turn down. Osama bin There are those, of course, who would argue that Nashville has already built too much, too quickly Winning in previous years or that past construction projects 300, this is madness. the USA PATRIOT act can be have focused on the wrong things. It’s also precisely what reinstated. But even if these arguments held merit, they al Qaeda’s stated goal was Instead, we’re being told couldn’t be addressed by withholding consent from following the September 11, that the world is even more the current proposal, the benefi ts of which are im- 2001 attacks on the US. Or dangerous now that bin Laden possible to ignore. When it was announced continually declined as the as bin Laden himself said in is dead and the Transportation NHS has long been the heart of our community, that terror mastermind Osama Federal Reserve expands the 2004, “We are continuing this Safety Administration must and on Tuesday we’ll be taking care of ourselves bin Laden had been killed by supply of money in order to policy in bleeding America to continue harassing old ladies and our neighbors by voting yes on the school US troops, people took to the make interest payments on the point of bankruptcy ... All at US airports to ensure our millage. streets to celebrate, politicians the $14 trillion national debt, that we have to do is to send well-being, all while federal showered praise on every- contributed to in no small part two mujahedeen to the furthest law enforcement agencies are one involved and a general by our aggressive overseas point east to raise a piece of allowed to wiretap and spy on Letter to the Editor consensus prevailed that the cloth on which is written al P.O. Box 297 adventurism. us with impunity. Nashville, AR 71852 event signaled victory in the This type of foreign policy Qaeda, in order to make gener- If the conventional wisdom so-called war on terror. is needed, we’re told, because als race there to cause America that terrorists hate our freedom E-mail: The one question no one if we don’t ‘fi ght them over to suffer human, economic and is true, there is no serious ra- [email protected] seems willing to address is just there, we’ll fi ght them over political losses without their tionale by which anyone can who has emerged victorious. here,’ even though foreign achieving anything of note dispute the fact that they’ve The Nashville News The United States spent policy experts, the 9/11 Com- other than some benefi ts for achieved their goal, as there 10 years and over $1 trillion mission and even our own CIA their private corporations.” are hardly any liberties left for USPS 371-540 P.O. 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Box 23 Tamzen Jarrett Cox, Circulation, Ad Sales To see full text of proposed legislation via (202) 225-3772 Kirby, AR 71950 Fax (202) 225-1314 (870) 398-4630 Internet, go to www.arkleg.state.ar.us The News is the oldest active business in Howard County -- Founded in 1878. [email protected] Find us on the Internet at: www.nashvillenews.org NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, May 5, 2011 • Page 3 Ark prostate cancer foundation to provide free screening, education Ova Weaver, 93, beloved mother, May 3 DE QUEEN – The Ar- with prostate cancer have and treatment, fi nding re- Ova Elizabeth Weaver, 93, died Tues- Caldwell of Mineral Springs; three grand- kansas Prostate Cancer a higher risk of diagnosis sources, learning what to day, May 3, 2011. She was born April children, Tommy Caldwell, James Foundation will host a free themselves,” Baldwin said. expect and how to deal with 27, 1918 in Clark County, Arkan- Caldwell and Wendy Kerns; six prostate cancer education “Also, men can decrease challenges,” Baldwin said. sas to Lee and Eula Golden- great-grandchildren, Ashley, and screening event at The the risk of prostate cancer The Arkansas Prostate Taylor; she was the second of Dustin, DeAnna, Brittany, Erica fi ve children. and David; eight great-great- Wellness Center/Lofton by practicing healthy life- Cancer Foundation will She is descended from a grandchildren, Elizabeth, Isa- Family Clinic, located at style choices.” also provide free prostate- family whose roots began in bella, Jade, Alex, Lydia, Jr., 203 West De Queen Av- According to the Arkan- specific antigen tests— Birmingham, Alabama. Her Chloe, and Cayden; plus mul- enue in De Queen, on May sas Central Cancer Regis- simple blood tests—for family can be traced back to tiple nieces and nephews. 26 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. try, approximately 2,000 men aged 40 and older at 1773. Her great-grandfather, Burial will be Thursday, The event will provide men in Arkansas will be the event, as well as digital Benjamin D. Taylor, moved May 5, 2011 at 2 p.m. in Shiloh area men an opportuni- diagnosed with prostate rectal exams. his family to Montgomery Co. Cemetery. Arkansas in 1882. The family will receive friends ty to gather information cancer this year, and about Baldwin said she en- Ova married Francis Buddy from 6-8 p.m. Wednesday at the fu- about prostate cancer and 300 men will die from the courages men to establish Caldwell and had one son, Edward Lee neral home in Nashville. services provided by the disease. a baseline PSA score and Caldwell, in May of 1938. You may send an online sympathy mes- Arkansas Prostate Cancer More men in Arkansas watch for PSA Velocity, She is survived by a son, Edward sage at www.latimerfuneral.com. Foundation in partnership will die of prostate can- which is the amount and with the Legacy Initiatives cer then women will die rate a PSA score rises from bert volunteered “at her Dora Walker and The Wellness Cen- of breast cancer. In many year-to-year. APCF staff JUDGE children’s school, various Dora Williamson Walk- ter/Lofton Family Clinic. cases, Baldwin said, timely will be available to answer From Page 1 organizations and charities er, 95, of Ozan, died Tues- APCF Executive Director detection is the best oppor- questions to help men de- along with being an active day, April 26, 2011. She Helen Baldwin said men tunity to preserve life and termine whether screening was born Aug. 4, 1915 in Cooper predicted that Gil- member of her church. She Washington. will want to be educated quality of life. is right for them. bert’s death will be “a ma- earned her B.S.B.A. degree She is survived by one about their risk and options “Should a screening For more information jor loss to the bar associa- from Henderson State Uni- daughter, Gleonia Neal of regarding screening and result in a diagnosis of about the event, contact Dr. East Chicago, Ind; three tion.” versity and her J.D. degree treatment. prostate cancer, the APCF Lofton’s offi ce at 870-642- grandchildren; seven great Gilbert graduated from from the University of “Men who have a father, is here to help with un- 4000 or Lauren Talbot at Arkansas. Over the last 20 grandchildren; nieces and Dierks High School in nephews; and a host of brother or son diagnosed derstanding the disease 800-338-1383. years, she has served as an 1982. family and friends. She is the daughter of advocate, attorney, attorney Funeral services will be Miss Diamond Pageant set for Saturday Helen and Ralph Berg and ad litem, special judge, held at 11 a.m. Saturday, guest professor, and lectur- May 7, at Hicks Memo- The Miss Diamond Entry forms for the con- W. 13th St., Murfreesboro, Denzil Gilbert. er either litigating, hearing, rial Chapel for Funerals Pageant, sponsored by the test may be picked up at Arkansas 71958 or may Gilbert’s commitment to deciding or presenting any in Hope. Murfreesboro Chamber of Diamond Bank in Mur- be dropped off at Buddy’s children and family began and all types of family law Visitation will be held Commerce, will be held freesboro or at Murfrees- Ranch House Cafe. For at home. Friday from 10-5 at the cases involving juveniles Sat., May 7 in the activity boro city hall and must be more information, contact She was married to funeral home. and families,” according to room at Murfreesboro High turned in by 9 pm Friday. Aundi Ponder at 870-285- Carroll and two children: Burial will be at The her biography. Academy Cemetery in School. Forms can be mailed to 401 3684. Caroline and Connor. Gil- Washington. Arrangements en- trusted to Hicks Funeral Ross files bill to combat rising fuel prices Home, Inc. WASHINGTON – Amid high prices and instability country has ever taken.” ing alternative and renew- fordable oil and natural gas, historically high fuel prices they face each time they Ross, who is a member able energy technology but we also can’t ignore the HCSO, South and instability in the Mid- fi ll up. of the House Energy & from the science lab to reality that they are limited dle East, U.S. Congress- We must have an af- Commerce Committee, the marketplace, while resources. Central DTF man Mike Ross of Prescott fordable, stable supply of said the American-Made not adding a single dime Our country also spends fi led legislation on Tuesday energy,” said Ross. Energy Act of 2011 ex- to the defi cit,” said Ross. just over $300 billion a in the U.S. House of Rep- “Some say we need to pands areas for domestic “These investments will year importing energy from arrest couple resentatives to increase drill more and others say drilling, including in the promote alternative fuels other nations, particularly domestic drilling and make we need to invest more in Arctic National Wildlife like compressed natural from the Middle East, and for growing historic investments in al- alternative energies, but my Reserve and offshore in the gas, of which Arkansas it remains clear that our ternative and renewable bill does both. Outer Continental Shelf. already stands to become a dependence on foreign oil marijuana sources of energy, without This bill focuses on The bill would take the leading national producer. is a threat to our national Sheriff Butch Morris contributing to the nation’s American-made energy by federal share of the lease This bill will also help security and way of life. NASHVILLE - On May defi cit. drilling more here at home and royalty revenues from make renewable resources If done correctly, we Ross said his bill, the and then using the lease and this increased oil and nat- like solar, wind and hydro- have an opportunity to keep 4, at approximately 10:15 p.m. the Howard County American-Made Energy royalty revenues from the ural gas production and power more effective and these dollars here at home Sheriff’s Office received Act of 2011 or H.R. 1682, drilling to make the single deposit the funds in a spe- cost-effi cient as we try to and make smart invest- information that there were would lower the long-term largest investment in the cially created federal trust reduce our use of fossil ments in energy technology price of fuel, help secure history of our country in fund to support historic fuels and our carbon emis- that help our environment, some marijuana plants growing at 131 D and J the nation’s energy sup- alternative and renewable investments in alternative sions. create jobs and lower the Drive. ply, increase the use of energies. and renewable energy in- By focusing on Ameri- price of fuel for all Ameri- “Deputies Joey Davis renewable energy and cre- We’ve depended on for- centives and projects, mak- can-made energy, this type cans.” and Travis Turner along ate more ‘green collar’ jobs eign oil for far too long and ing the legislation defi cit- of multi-faceted approach Ross’s bill was referred with two agents with the here at home. my bill takes the biggest, neutral. is the only way we will to the House Committee South Central DTF went “Fuel prices continue most serious fi rst step to “The lease and royalty lessen our dependence on on Natural Resources and to the residence and found to skyrocket and working energy independence and revenues from the drilling foreign oil in the short term the Committee on Energy families cannot afford the lower fuel prices that this will help us move promis- and help secure this na- and Commerce where it 14 small marijuana plants,” tion’s energy future in the must be approved before Sheriff Butch Morris said via press release. long term.” being considered by the full “Offi cers arrested Mo- Information call center reopening The American-Made House of Representatives. Energy Act also sets strict rel Yonkers, 57, and Amy NORTH LITTLE ROCK Disaster Assistance hotline, assessments are completed. Heyd, 46, for manufactur- environmental conditions – The State’s Emergency 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) The phone number for ing a controlled substance Operations Center is re- which currently is for resi- the call center is 888-683- for energy development Look for on federal lands under a (marijuana).” opening its call center to- dents who were included in 2336. The call center will “Both subjects remain “no signifi cant adverse ef- day for the severe storms, the just-announced federal be open from 8 a.m. until in the Howard County Jail fect” standard using “best tornadoes and flooding declaration. 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday with formal charges pend- commercially available beginning April 14 and Emergency Manage- until further notice. on Facebook! ing by the prosecuting at- continuing. ment officials are work- The Arkansas Depart- technology” and requires compliance with all federal torney’s office,” Morris This line is to gather ing to gather additional ment of Emergency Man- ended. information only from damage assessments and agement is the state’s and state environmental citizens who may have reporting them to ADEM. homeland security and laws and a host of other received damages. 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E N A Y E A R N A N T E S Little Rock, AR 72207 © 2009 Hometown Content 5/1/2011 continues to depend on af- Page 4 • Thursday, May 5, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS Home and Family Fowler Stinson nuptials set for July 9 r. and Mrs. Dennis Fowler of Texarkana, are announcing the engagement and upcoming wedding of their daughter, Courtney Woods Fowler, to MJoshua Cole Stinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stinson Jr. of Nash- ville and Ms. Robin Seavers of Saint Jo, Texas. Courtney is a 2001 graduate of Murfreesboro Courtney and Josh would like to High School, a 2005 graduate of Texas A&M request the honor of your presence University-Texarkana, where she earned a Bach- at Central Christian Church in Texar- elor of Business Administration and a 2009 grad- kana on the evening of July 9, 2011 uate of Texas A&M University-Texarkana where at 7 p.m. she earned a Master of Business Administration. Their shower will be held on May 22, 2011 She is employed with the City of Texarkana in from 1 to 3 p.m. at the home of Craig and the Department of Finance. Toshya Jones, 406 Deer Creek Ave, Nash- Josh is a 1999 graduate of Nashville High ville. The couple is registered at Tollett’s School. He is employed as a repair process man- Gifts, Target, and Dillard’s. All family and ager with Texarkana Auto Body Works. friends are welcome. Shaner Mascarenas to wed May 14 Sherry Myers, of Nashville and Barry Plank, of Gettysburg, Pa., announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Sasha Noel Shaner, to Philip James Mascarenas, of Nashville. Shaner is the granddaughter of Diane and Mike Blackwood, of Nashville, and Virgie and Ronald Baker, of Gettysburg, Pa. She is a 2008 graduate of Nashville High School and works at Powell and Son Construction. Mascarenas is the son of Becky and Eugene Buck and Jimmy and Ramona Mascarenas, of Nashville. He is the grandson of the late Calvin Bettmann, Candace Brown grins and bears it as she donates blood of Winthrop, Huston and Lila Putney, of Tuscon, at a recent NHS blood drive. AZ, and Viviana Gonzales of Youngsville, NM. Photo by Logan Webster He is a 2009 graduate of Murfreesboro High School and Cossatot Community College, where he majored in welding. Philip works for the South- west Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management District. 209 N. Main, Nashville, AR 71852 The two will be united in matrimony Sat., May 14 at 6 p.m., just off Blue Bayou Road in the Mt. Aire Field. Signs and balloons will indicate the location of the ceremony. Credit Cards shown above accepted at participating stores

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Methodist Church We would like to thank all who helped will hold services on us during our beloved husband's, fa- ther's, and grandfather's illness and pass- May 8, 2011 at 10:45 ing. Your many acts of kindness touched our hearts greatly. e cards, calls, visits, Food,  owers, and especially your prayers sustained us during this very di cult pe- riod. A special ank you to all who gave of their time to take hariol to texarkana Card of Thanks S unshine Acres for his treatments. ank you also to all We would like to take this 3 Miles out Hwy 27 North who honored hariol by attending the visi- opportunity to thank you for all 870-845-1385 tation and memorial service, by acting as your kindness shown to us during pall bearers and honorary pall bearers, and to mike moore, billy tom young, and our recent loss of our beloved C.C. WE GROW GREAT kelly brown for conducting the service. Jones. We appreciate each and every We will always be grateful to wilkerson card, phone call, food, fl ower, visit MOTHER’S DAY GIFTS! funeral home and sta for the special care and most of all your prayers. We Blooming Baskets, given to us. We would also like to thank would like to thank Howard Memo- st. Michael's hospital, the doctors and rial Hospital Staff for your care and Geraniams, their sta s, and all the nurses who gave comfort. mixed pots, & hariol such wonderful and loving care. To A very special thank you to Bro. dr. Sayre and sta for their constant care Larry Sherman and Bro. Jerry Hill mandevilla vines and concern for hariol's well being, we for the beautiful service and to our dearly appreciate your dedication. church family for the wonderful GIFT CERTIFICATES e Hariol Cox Family, meal and beautiful music. We real- AVAILABLE! ize how truly blessed we are to have Edna Cox such wonderful family and friends. Karen Me Rae and family Hours: Thank you and love you all. Tim and Belinda Cox and family Monday - Saturday The Family of C.C. Jones 8:00 a.m. - 6 p.m. NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, May 5, 2011 • Page 5 formation. They will be ed that someone is picking the doors are open during p.m. LOCKESBURG serving food at the Relay up trash along Highway tornado warning times for Jim has all your gar- for Life rally on May 6. 371. We did ask a couple your use. dening needs, fl ower and TIDBITS This year each Team of Sheriff’s office folks The regular May meet- vegetable plants, Special if they had a community ing date for the Lockes- By Susie Thompson and Donna Gallaher will have its own t-shirt. Mother’s Day Baskets, ************** And you are going to get service worker over here burg City Council and is dog food, feed and custom to pick the best. and the answer was not May 10. leather work. Look for the opportunity That meeting is held at Come see us, we’ll be “No Cooking” Weekend The Fight Like A Hog that they know of….hmm? “Whoever you are we in Lockesburg generated Shirts are available, in very t o v o t e f o r y o u r f a v o r i t e . 6:30 p.m. at Lockesburg looking for you. T-Ball was rained out this some dynamite revenue limited supply and sizes. want to say Thank you.” City Hall. On May 15 First Baptist past weekend. A very special knife is Should you have agenda will host the New Revival for some special projects. They are leaving very But the Jamboree is this being offered by silent auc- items or want to visit for The Lockesburg Vol- soon. Quartet. coming Saturday. It will tion through First Baptist any reason, please call the They will be in concert unteer Fire Department Other items available be Saturday afternoon at Church. City Clerk, June Ralls, at at the morning worship at raised more than $1,700 include hats, magnets, It is a hand crafted knife for their department to use raffl e tickets for a throw 1 p.m. 289-3261. 1 0 : 4 5 a . m . The ‘Lil Darters and The by Ross Tyser of Spartan- The Lockesburg Lions Pastor Terry Chapman for special items. size quilt that will be given Johnny Poppers are totally Club’s two meetings this Eight more children will away on May 6 (and is on burg SC. from the Lockesburg First You can see pictures of go to summer camp this display at First State Bank, entertaining. They will lift month are on May 10 and United Methodist Church call to remind us, to re- year as the Sunday Dinner Lockesburg Branch) are your spirits. the knife on the First Bap- May 24. The Lockesburg Library tist Church of Lockesburg They meet at noon at the mind you, to save those at First Baptist collected still available. hours are Thursday and Facebook page. Bank of Lockesburg. Box Tops For Education. $897 for that cause. They are also selling You can also get some The Lockesburg Quil- We’d also like to add luminaries to honor and/ Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m with For more information history on the knife maker ters and Crafters Guild will and brands to purchase that the Lockesburg Quil- or in memory of a cancer lunch from noon to 1 p.m. be hosting “Play Night” and save you can go to ters and Crafters Guild patient for $5 each. S a t u r d a y 9 a . m . t i l l n o o n . at rtcustomknives.com. Pre-registration for The high bid at the mo- each Thursday this month. BTFE and get the details. Retreat had 21 people in And there will be a si- Lockesburg Kindergarten You can drop them off at attendance which added lent auction and one of ment is $110. Grab a project and come for the 2011-2012 is May It is May. After all the “play.” the Elementary School, about $400 to their funds the items is a very nice 3. bad storms that have swept This week food will be The Lockesburg Library, for special projects. hand held video camera Be sure to gather all across our Country of late, All in all, we agree that they will take donations provided….more sand- o r L o c k e s b u r g C i t y H a l l . the required information we decided it could be wiches left from the Quilt You might get caught do- once again Lockesburg of items for the silent auc- important to remind you residents have proved tion, or cash for any reason registration. R e t r e a t . ing something good. If your child is going that taking cover is a re- To report a “Good Sa- themselves to be a giving at all. Sunday is Mother’s Day. ally great idea when the maritan” sighting, or to bunch of folks that truly do Bids on the silent auc- to be 5 before August 1, Do something special. 2011 and need more in- tornado siren goes off. And certainly don’t forget get items in Lockesburg care about others. tion items and orders for formation call the school If you don’t have access Tidbits, send e-mail to The Lockesburg Knee- other items as well as raffl e the fl owers. to a hidey hole Lockesburg Jim’s Boot Shop, down- benders Relay for Life tickets, or just some infor- at 289-4041. mommasusie1953@ya- Our Secret Samaritan town Lockesburg will be Team is still gearing up mation can be made by First United Methodist hoo.com or call her at this week is someone we Church and First Baptist having an Open House, (870) 784-0993. for the May 6, Relay For calling Brenda at (870) are trying to figure out. of Lockesburg both have Sat., May 7, refreshments Our deadline is Monday Life Race. 584-7936 or for more in- Kenneth Currence report- rather large basements and being served 11 a.m. to 1 mornings at 9 a.m.

Gov appoints Lockesburg man to serve on board THIS COLUMN BROUGHT LITTLE ROCK - Gov- 30, 2013. January 14, 2016. Replaces to the Arkansas Board of TO YOU BY: ernor Mike Beebe Tuesday Bill Booker, Little Rock, Dean Wilburn. Podiatric Medicine. Ap- announced the following reappointed to the Arkan- Una Carroll, North Little pointment expires Sep- LOCKESBURG BRANCH appointments to boards and sas Cemetery Board. Ap- Rock, to the Universal tember 1, 2013. Replaces 3402 Camellia • Lockesburg • 870-289-2400 Equal commissions: pointment expires January Newborn Hearing, Screen- Bethany Stephans. Housing Member FDIC Lender Bruce Jackson, Lockes- 15, 2015. ing, Tracking and Interven- Vanessa Davis, Little burg, to the Arkansas Dorathy Boulden, El tion Advisory Board. Ap- Rock, reappointed to the Agriculture Board. Ap- Dorado, to the Arkansas pointment expires January Minority Health Commis- 3 Family pointment expires Aug. History Commission. Ap- 14, 2013. Replaces Debra sion. Appointment expires Gargage Sale Garage Sale pointment expires January Saturday 15, 2014. Replaces Robert Goldman. January 31, 2013. May 7 • Sat. only Martinez. 14, 2013. Replaces Shelia Joan Cash, Jonesboro, Janice Dean, North Lit- 7:00-3:00 COME EARLY Lillian Arnold, Pine Lampkin. to the Arkansas Agricul- tle Rock, reappointed to 120 Bingen Estates Etc Boutique Bluff, reappointed to the Eric Burnett, Fort Smith, ture Board. Appointment the Prescriptive Authority Boys, Men, Jr’s and 814 S Main Home Health Care Service to the Arkansas Tech Uni- expires August 15, 2014. Advisory Committee. Ap- Womens Clothing, 3x men’s & women’s Household goods, Agency Advisory Council. versity Board of Trust- Replaces David Wildy. pointment expires February clothing, queen & full pictures, dishes, comforter set Appointment expires June ees. Appointment expires Adam Davis, Marianna, 1, 2014. toys and misc For more info call 845-7587 to much to mention

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Instead, the scouts By Monday afternoon, entering the area and vis- Fuselier, whose son Ian “They’re very experi- SCOUTS camped near the river for roughly 15 family mem- ibility issues forced police is a member of the troop. enced troops,” he said, From Page 1 two days and received a bers had congregated at to suspend search activi- Joseph E. Farrell, a adding that Robinson is a first-hand lesson in the Pilgrim Rest Church in ties. scout executive with the 25-year veteran of hiking into the area earlier than importance of being pre- Lodi, where relief workers Spirits were consider- Ouachita Area Council, treacherous terrain. forecasters were predict- pared while they waited provided them with food, ably brighter Tuesday said the group is composed Art Hawkins, executive ing before the 3-day hike for rains to subside. sleeping cots and a high- morning once the troop of seasoned boyscouts director of the Evangeline began last Thursday. “We had all the gear speed internet connection had been reunited with who attend as many as 70 Area Council that over- “It came a little early on it takes to be in the wil- while rescue efforts were their families, most of ‘high adventure’ campouts sees the troop, agrees. us,” he said. derness,” including sev- underway. whom said the ordeal a year. By turning in an “It’s because of the Once it began to rain on eral days’ worth of food, Pastor Graig Cowart hadn’t presuaded them activity plan to the local preparation and training Saturday, water levels rose Robinson said. “I’m real said tensions were high to remove their children council before the hike of the scouts and the mas- quickly, dashing hopes proud of the boys. There among the group late from the program. began, the scout leaders ters that we knew from that the group could ford was never any panic, they Monday evening, when “It’s reinforced my con- enabled police to pinpoint the beginning - this wasn’t the river, which was “be- were just worried about thick clouds and fog pre- fidence that they knew the group’s location on the a matter of troops being yond waist-deep.” their parents.” vented helicopters from what to do,” said Wendy 27-mile trail. lost, just stuck,” he said.

school built: voted on May 10 will not the school will have $1 mil- include 8-12 classrooms, as safe room that could be used SCHOOL * A new elementary increase taxes, but will keep lion borrowed that will be well as a cafeteria/commons by the community during From Page 1 school campus; them at the same rate. interest free; room at the high school, emergencies. They are also * Seventh grade wing at Graham listed several * The state has approved which will include a stage looking at the possibility of believes that the school sys- the jr. high campus; reasons why voters should $5.3 million for capital im- for fi ne arts/banquets. building a new auditorium. tem is a major factor in this, * Media and science de- vote for the millage exten- provement. The school must An exterior renovation at Graham reminded the Ro- as are the area churches and partments at the high school sion. have matching funds or the the high school campus, as tarians that neither a yes or conservative values. campus; * It is a $15 million capi- state money will be distrib- well as a new roof, HVAC no vote will affect tax rates “We know the role that * Art, music and PE build- tal improvement for the dis- uted to other schools; system and plumbing is also until 2015, at which time the we have,” Graham pointed ing at the Primary campus; trict and will not constitute * No one can argue that a proposed. current millage will expire. out. * The Scrapperdome; a tax increase; 44 year old building needs The junior high school A millage increase after this Graham remarked that the According to Graham, * With the state partner- attention; kitchen is to be enlarged point would ultimately mean school district had not asked Nashville did this with the ship program the state could * The same project in six and a new gym is being a higher millage rate. for a millage increase due 21st lowest millage rate in reimburse Nashville 53.5 or seven years will require proposed. The special school elec- to building projects since Arkansas at a rate of 31.7 percent of the cost; a six to seven mill increase Graham also stated that tion will take place Tues., September 1991. mills. * Through the Qualifi ed over current rates; there is a possibility that May 10, with early voting With that money the The millage issue to be School Construction Bond The proposed project will they may be able to build a open through Monday. HIPPY family of the week: Arin and Samuel Hershey’s track, field This week’s Home In- learning. HIPPY provides While learning, these chil- on enrolling your child in struction for Parents of books, materials and les- dren are having that parent/ HIPPY contact Karen Gar- Preschool Youngsters fea- sons needed for parents to child interaction needed ner at 870-845-2577 or De games March 10 tured family is Arin Dean share with their child. This to stress the importance of Queen-Mena Educational Nikki Cherry such as running, jumping and son Samuel. HIPPY curriculum has proven learning. Cooperative at 870-386- Nashville Park director and throwing. Kids ages is not only about learn- to be effi cient in prepar- For more information 2251. NASHVILLE - Every 9 to 14 are encouraged to ing, it’s also about your ing children ages three year hundreds of kids line participate. There is no fee. child having fun while and four for kindergarten. up for Hershey’s Track It all happens at the and Field Games. This Nashville High School year, they are lining up Track on Tues., May 10, at right here in Nashville and 3:30 p.m. To register your your child can join. At child, pick up a registration Hershey’s Track and Field form at the Nashville City Games, kids 9 to 14 are Park or call 845-7405 for encouraged to do their best, more information. Event is no matter what their skill sponsored by the Nashville level. It’s a day of fun and Parks & Recreation Com- fitness, featuring events mission.

Samuel Dean and his mother, Arin Dean. Samuel HCCC Board of Directors is about to complete the 3-year-old curriculum. Submitted photo to meet May 10 The Howard County Children’s Center board of di- Aaron R. Brasel rectors will meet Tues., May 10 at 12 p.m. at the center. The center is located at 1577 Hwy. 371 West in Nash- BRASEL LAW FIRM, PLLC ville. For more information call 845-1211. • Criminal Defense • Civil Lawsuits COURT • Custody & Divorce • Wills & Estate Planning From Page 1

P.O. Box 813 Offi ce: 870-845-4100 store was “busted open and the cash register was missing Nashville, AR 71852 Fax: 870-845-4103 from the store,” Morris said. Fields’ bond was set at $50,000 and his public defender, LaJeana Jones, requested that the bond be reduced. PUBLIC NOTICE Fields told the court that he “has a prior out of Okla- NOTICE OF POLLING SITES FOR SPECIAL ELECTION homa…for burglary in the second.” Fields is currently IN NASHVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 on probation for that charge. OF HOWARD COUNTY, ARKANSAS Howard County Deputy Prosecutor Daniel Graves In accordance with the requirements of Ark. Code Ann. ' 6 objected to the reduction “due to him [Fields] being on 14 106, notice is hereby given that: probation for a felony.” Judge Tom Cooper said the bond would remain at (1) The polling site for each zone in the special school election to be held on May 10, 2011, is as follows: $50,000 and ordered Fields to return on June 1 for pretrial and on June 14 for trial. Zones Polling Site

1 All zones - HOWARD COUNTY 2 3 Nashville Administration Building FARMER’S MARKET 4 600 N. 4th 5 Nashville, AR 71852 OPENING Absentee and Early Voting County Clerk’s Offi ce SATURDAY Howard County Courthouse MAY 7 Room 10, 421 N. Main Nashville, AR 71852 Washington St (between 7 a.m. till sold out Howard & WIC APPROVED Early voting will begin on May 3, 2011 and end on May 9, Hempstead) 2011. Early voting will be available Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. HOME GROWN! AND/OR (2) No polling site has been changed since the last school election. HOME MADE Variety of early spring vegetables, Farm fresh eggs, BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF NASHVILLE SCHOOL jams, jellies, honey, lavender & mint cookies, home- DISTRICT NO. 1 OF HOWARD COUNTY, ARKANSAS baked breads, Ms. Edna Morris’ home made fried peach pies, Various heirloom vegetable transplants. By Monica Clark, Secretary (NSD;36,w:150) This Ad Sponsored By: R&J Supply, Inc. NASHVILLE NEWS • Thursday, May 5, 2011 • Page 7 Dierks Dierks Outlaw, Lady Outlaw senior night on the diamond

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Keri Wickson Sawyer Kesterson Nick Moore CCCUA to offer classes at Dierks DIERKS – CCCUA will offer classes in Dierks Intro to sociology (SOC 2003 02) will be offered during the summer and fall semesters. on Wednesdays from 4-6:50 p.m. The fall semester General psychology (PSY 2003 01) will be of- will begin August 22. fered Mondays and Wednesdays from 4-6:50 p.m. Ramona Hill will be the instructor for both class- during the summer semester. The class will begin es. June 6 and run eight weeks. For more information go to www.CCCUA.edu Page 8 • Thursday, May 5, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS ‘Hillarosa’

BLEVINS - More than 2,000 people participated in a mud bog held April 20 through May 1 in Blevins. Named the “Hillarosa,” participants came from all over the nation to get dirty. Blevins Fire Department headed up concession works, with several local bands and singers performing on stage both Friday and Saturday evening.

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Dewayne Holloway | Sports Editor DIERKS – Mary Brown’s two homeruns helped lift the Dierks Lady Outlaws past the Spring Hill Lady Bears in the semifi nals of the 7-2A West District Tournament. Both of Brown’s homers evened the score in the game with the fi rst one, a two run homer in the fourth, tying the game at three and the second, a solo shot in the sixth, knotting things up at four. Dierks made contact all night, with all but one at-bat ending with the ball in play. Despite the Lady Outlaw’s tenacity at the plate, it was the Lady Bears who were fi rsth to put runs on the board, scoring three in the top of the third. Whitney Bennett scored on a double by Tori Icen- hower in the third to get the Lady Outlaws on the board and Brown tied things up with her fi rst homer. Spring Hill reclaimed the lead in the fi fth, but Dier- ks tied things back up in the sixth with another Brown homer. The Lady Outlaws won the game in the bottom of the second with one out when Clement drove the ball to left Mary Brown (3) celebrates with Coach Chad Lites and the rest of the Lady Outlaws after her second fi eld, scoring Whitney Bennett. homerun of the game. the solo blast in the sixth tied the game at four each, setting up a 5-4 win for Dierks The Lady Outlaws went on to face Foreman in the in the seventh. Photo by Dewayne Holloway fi nals, with the Lady Gators claiming the conference crown with a 10-0 win. Dierks will be hosting the 2A South Regional Tourna- ment this weekend and will face Norphlet Friday at 1:30 Shakeup looming in area conferences p.m. in opening round action. Dewayne Holloway | Sports Editor 123.67 to 113.33. Area conferences are in for a makeover due to the Spring Hill’s enrollment dropped from 128 to 123.33 Arkansas Athletic Association’s 2012-14 classifi cation and Gurdon had a minimal decrease of 2.33. list, with two schools moving up out of the 7-4A confer- The largest increase in the area was the Blevins school ence and one leaving the 7-2A conference. district with their enrollment jumping 60 students from The enrollment numbers are an average for students 102 to 162. Kirby also saw an increase of 9.67 students in ninth through eleventh grade during a two year cycle. after their enrollment jumped from 97-106.67. Most private schools are moved up one class after the Prescott saw a decrease of 24.33 students after their enrollment fi gures are fi nalized. enrollment dropped from 277.67 to 253.33. Longtime rivals and new opponents will be moving Umpire and Saratoga saw little change with Umpire on with De Queen and Pulaski Academy moving to the dropping by 0.33 students and Saratoga seeing a one 5A classifi cation. student increase. De Queen’s enrollment numbers improved from 465.67 to 520.67, a 55 student increase, while Pulaski Academy had a 21 student increase with their numbers rising from 271 to 292. Four of the seven teams in the 7-4A conference saw increases with Nashville’s enrollment increasing from 424 to 436, while Bauxite saw an increase of 28.33 stu- dents with their numbers increasing from 314.67 to 343. Malvern suffered the largest loss with their enroll- ment dropping from 494.66 to 465.67, a 28.66 drop in enrollment. Pulaski Robinson was second with a 23.33 drop and Ashdown lost an average of 17.33. Pulaski Oak Grove had a nominal decrease of nine. In the 7-2A West conference Horatio is the only school to move up, with an enrollment increase of 16.67. Their enrollment jumped from 187.67 to 204.33. Murfreesboro and Foreman also saw small increases. Murfreesboro’s enrollment rose from 127.67 to 133, a 5.33 increase, while Foreman’s increased from 117.33 to 124.67, a 7.33 increase. Mount Ida saw the largest loss with their numbers Alan Copeland flips the ball to first base after dropping from 143.67 to 123.67. fielding a ground ball down the third base line Tues- Mineral Springs was second with an 11 student de- day night in the consolation game against Ash- crease after their enrollment fell from 99 to 88. down. Nashville won the game in the bottom of the Dierks was close behind with a 10.33 decrease in seventh on a three run homer by Ben Worthington. student enrollment with their numbers declining from Photo by Dewayne Holloway

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Dierks 0 0 0 0 0 - - 0 1 5 Foreman 3 4 0 1 2 - - 10 10 0 SP-Dakota Vance: 3.1 IP 8H 4ER 1BB 2SO (LP); Caitlin Lites: 1.2IP 2H 1ER 3BB 2SO Caitlin Lites 0-2, Tori Icenhower 0-2, Kori Clement 1-2, Mary Brown 0-2, Emily Brewer 0-2, Sarah Cothren 0-2, Lori Hill 0-2, Hannah Dellinger 0-1, Whitney Bennett 0-1 Scrapperettes limp into regionals Dewayne Holloway | Sports Editor NASHVILLE - The Nashville Scrapperettes will en- ter the 4A South Regional Tournament as a four seed after going undefeated in conference play this season. Kera Hinds gave up a paltry one earned run in the Scrapperette’s loss to Ashdown in the semifi nals, but er- rors helped the Pantherettes to a 4-2 win. The loss pitted Nashville against De Queen in the consolation game, with the Lady Leopards claiming a 7-2 victory. The Dierks 9 & 10 year old Tournament Team won the Mineral Springs Hornet Tournament Sat., April The Scrapperettes will host the 4A South Regional 30. Pictured bottom row left to right: Brayden Counts, Walker Vallee, Zane Cox, John Patrick Cothren, Tournament and will face Dewitt Friday at 3:30 p.m. Jace Jackson; middle row: Baylee Bearden, Chandler Lowery, Aaron Stokes, George Thomas, Jesse Power, John Wilbanks; back row: Coaches Shaun Counts, Scott Lowery, Timmy Stokes and Michael Thomas. Submitted photo FISH DAY For all your AT NOW IS THE TIME FOR STOCKING! tournament YORK GARY AUTOPLEX! 4-6"฀Channel฀Catfi฀sh฀$33/100฀•฀ 6-8"฀Channel฀Catfi฀sh฀$52/100฀•฀Bluegill฀(Coppernose฀&฀ news Hybrid)฀•฀Redear฀•฀Largemouth฀Bass฀•฀Black฀Crappie฀(If฀ 2011 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Reg Cab Available)฀•฀8-11"Grass฀Carp฀•฀Fathead฀Minnows฀•฀Koi read The Automatic transmission, Cruise Control We Will Service You At: Nashville GREAT MSRP ...... $22,500 Farmers Association Co-Op in Nashville, AR less York Gary Discount ...... $966 Thursday, May 12, from 4:00-5:00 P.M. News VALUE! less Constomer Cash Rebate ...... $2,000 To Preorder, Call: Arkansas Pondstockers 1-800-843-4748 $19,504 WALKUPS WELCOME 1less ALLY/GM Financial DPA ...... $2,005 $17,499 2 Less Commercial Rebate ...... $500

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On Easter, the Mineral Springs-Saratoga School Board unanimously voted to authorize Stephens Inc. to fi le an application with the State Board of Edu- cation to issue second lien bonds for $1,045,000. The purpose of the bond is to “resurface [the Min- eral Springs football] athletic fi eld;” constructing and equipping a physical education facility with a weight room, paint the elementary exterior, refur- bish gym, paint and refurbish outside structures [at the Saratoga campus] and purchase Kindles for stu- dents in sixth – eight grades [both campuses]. Adcock added that the total enrollment for his ABOVE: Brandon Smith, Chad Pierce, Brock Byers and Reggie Marks visit during the Mineral Springs Volunteer Fire Department fundraiser held last Saturday. Fire Chief Budd Dunson said approximately district is at 480. $2,400 was raised. The money will be used to purchase more protective equipment and to improve extrication equipment. BELOW: Jessica Hostetler, Assistant Fire Chief Chris Hostetler, Charles Deloney, Randy Phillips, former fire chief and Brock Byers. Photos by Althea “Alfie” Dixon White Cliffs News By Mary Crosslin Let us draw near with a true heart Our hearts and prayers Mount Zion Baptist go out to the storm victims Church will have regular in the south this week. We worship service Sunday know that this is a very morning at 11 a.m. The diffi cult time for everyone.public is invited. The em- Do not give up hope. Keepphasis will be on Moth- looking up even though er’s day. We want to wish things look bad, they are all the mothers a Happy going to get better. We will Mother’s Day and a good be supporting you in every God bless you. way we can. The Roland Piggee Wanda Johnson had Memorial Baptist Church a knee replacement last will be in their mend’s day week in Texarkana. Sheservice May 15 at 3 p.m. was in a lot of pain. KeepThe guest speaker will be her in your prayers that Rev. 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E.O.E. ______(BH:25-tf; w25) Johnson Services, (870) 642- Portable toilets for con- ______2787 (LJ:27-tf, 13w) Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., struction jobs and special Renters wanted. Call for info: ______1577 Hwy. 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852 events. Lonnie Johnson, (870) (903) 831-6014 (SH:96-tf; w6) Jimmy Don Sullivan Weld- 642-2787. (LJ:tf, w11) ______ing & Construction Service, Please, no phone calls. ______4/2 on land. Ready to move in. 845-4752, licensed septic tank For Sale: electric wheelchairs, 2 & 3 BR trailers for rent. (870) My loss, your gain! Call Now installation. (JDS:tf; w12) portable, lightweight, like new. 845-2940. (SBMH:62-tf; w8) (903) 838-7324 (SH:96-tf; w14) ______HOWARD COUNTY Low $ or perhaps free to senior. ______The Terminator Pest Control 888-442-3390 (WG:4-tf) Apartments for rent. 451-3940 Have 3 homes for sale. Call (870) 557-1780. (tf) CHILDREN’S CENTER ______or 845-9333 (PV:tf, w6) now - 24 hrs. (903) 831- ______Pronto electric handicap chair ______6412 (SH:96-tf; w10) Hostetler Mowing - depend- Client Instructor, Group Home in excellent condition. $650 for Modern brick apartments for ______able lawn care. (870) 557- Part Time Position - Working with developmentally disabled lift & chair. (870) 845-3727 or rent, contact Bill @ The Agency, 4BR/2BA home for sale by 4510 (RH:20-tf; w6) adult males, in a Group Home setting. Job consists of work- 451-3493. (dj:tf) 845-1011. (TA:tf, w11) owner. Land can be included. ______ing with individuals on shopping, laundry, cooking, house- ______Call now (501) 625-3633 Tennis lessons, private or keeping, money management and socialization skills. Work For sale/trade: approx. 1200 Trailer for rent: Nice, remod- (CH/HS:28-37; w15) group. (870) 845-8505 (dh:tf) schedule: evenings and part of each weekend (approximately eled, close to town, no pets. ______new king-size bricks. (870) ______20 hours per week). 285-3430 (Pd:35-38) (870) 845-4003 (RC:92-tf; w11) Custom built homes - 2x6 walls, Ward Shavings LLC - dry ______9 ft. ceiling, starting @ $40/sq. shavings $1,350/van load. (870) Must be able to pass criminal records background check, NEW DIESEL GENERATOR Stop renting! I can help you ft. (501) 625-3633 (CH/HS:28- 285-3377 (WS:89-tf; w9) pre-employment drug test and provide proof of high school “Unused” Key or remote own your own home. A couple 37; w14) ______diploma or equiv. E.O.E. Please, No Phone Calls. start, 7,000 watt. Big Dis- homes to choose from. (501) ______Will babysit. 4 years or young- Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., count. 870-867-7090 or 870- 625-3637 (CH/HS:28-37; w16) er. 925-1309 (pd:36-38 1577 Hwy 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852. 867-0045. (mcn:36) ______www.nashvillenews.org ______Sherry’s small kitchette apt., utilities pd, fully furnished. HOWARD COUNTY www.nashvillenews.org 870-925-0347, (pd:36-37) MILLWOOD CORPORATION ______BUYER OF TIMBER & TIMBERLAND CHILDREN’S CENTER Smith’s Mini Storage 3 bedroom brick house (pd:36-39) FULL TIME POSITION / PART TIME POSITION Units available in ______Matt Tollett (870) 845-5582 Nashville & Mineral Springs Need a LIVE-IN COMPANION for a developmen- Johnny Porter - (870) 777-3774 tally disabled male. Will be providing training in (870) 845-5075 For ALL your printing meal preparation, cleaning, laundry, shopping, mon- and o ce supply needs... J.K. Porter Jason Porter RF#987 Call us: 845-2010 ey management, grooming, leisure time activities and SANDY BRANCH P.O. Box 1316 Offi ce: health and safety issues. MOBILE HOMES Hope, AR 71802 800-647-6455 Full Time Schedule: We have your mobile home needs. H&H LITTER SERVICE SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL & MOVING Sunday – Friday, 3:30 pm – 7:30 am, each day Poultry House Clean-out The Agency Realty & Premier Mortage Financing Available! 8:00-5:00 Part Time Schedule: Rusty Hostetler (870) 845-2940 Friday, 3:30 pm - Sunday, 3:30 pm, continuous (870) 557-0143 Bill Fritts Principle Broker & Must be able to pass criminal records background CARLTON check, pre-employment drug test and provide proof MINI STORAGE Loan Offi cer of high school diploma or equiv. E.O.E. Please, No (870) 845-3560 870-845-1011 or 870-845-6100 Phone Calls. 101 S. Main Street [email protected] Applications may be completed at HCCC Inc., 1577 Hwy 371 West, Nashville, AR 71852. • Residential P.O. Box 459 Nashville, AR 71852 www.theagencyrealty.net • Commercial Dierks, Arkansas • Industrial Ryan Turner, Owner Licensed Phone: Bonded www.rayandassociates.net Call for your personal tour today! & Insured (870) 286-2442 Cell: (870) 845-9299 Ray & Associates Real Estate Turner Electric 724 S. Main St., Nashville Nashville Christian Academy (870) 845-2900 • (870) 904-0293 Today’s school with old school values HOSTETLER Terry Ray 845-7757 • Sharla Parrish 845-7079 • 544 Old Center Point Rd is the location of a beautiful 3 BR/2BA log home Now enrolling for: Summer Program featuring Bible-based with 2 family rooms, dining room, laundry room and great kitchen with state MOWING of the art appliances. There is even an extra cooking and entertainment area lesson plans. Dependable Lawn Care on the great patio which also has a walkway to the nearby creek, 18 acres and Limited openings: Preschool ages 18 mo.-4 yrs. School ages 5-8 yrs. beautiful pasture lands surround the home which has a total of 2,588 sq ft Commercial & Residential of living space. A shop and 2 vehicle garage are other added features of this AND enrolling for: 2011-12 Academic School Year: Pre-K 2-3 Leaf Cleanup property which lists for $289,000. Call one of our agents for an appointment to see this impressive home. & 4; K-3rd grades (possible higher if demand merits) (870) 557- • Call us and make an appointment to see this beautiful two story log home ABEKA curriculum taught by Pensacola Christian College/ABEKA with 3,558 sq ft of spacious living. Located at 1800 Hwy 27 North this is a 4510 single family log home which features an open living/den, soap stone fi replace, trained and/or State accredited staff (also a pellet stove), great log walls with antlered chandeliers, large kitchen with Nashville custom cabinets, tile back splash, countertops of granite, double door dish/wash Also now taking applications for the following paid positions: and built-in micro and oven. The fl ooring is hardwood and ceramic tile and Summer฀program฀cafeteria฀worker฀•฀Substitute฀teachers฀for฀summer/ there are 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. The master bath has its own water heater. There is a separate laundry room, a gameroom (pool table stays) and lots of current/upcoming school year. WANTED TO BUY extra storage. A security system is already in place and the 51 acres of fenced Call or drop by the school offi ce and visit with Brent for more info. TIMBER AND TIMBERLAND pasture lands contains barns, storage buildings and a pond. This property lists for only $399,000 and has been listed as one of the South’s leading log homes . We buy pine & hardwood sawlogs & • Want to start your own business? Let us connect you with everything you NCA - located at Maranatha Baptist Church, pulpwood. We will buy your tract in need to turn you dreams into reality. Located at 620 N. Main this 1,537 sq the bulk or by scale, with weekly ft Beauty Salon has multiple stations already fi tted with plumbing and salon 300 Trenton Blvd., P.O. Box 128, Nashville, AR. settlements. We will cruise your timber features. There is a very nice entry way, display area and area already equipped & give you a FREE ESTIMATE with for nails and pedicures. It’s already fenced with paved parking. Great income (870) 845-5651 no obligation to you. potential. Call for more information. Brent Thompson, Administrator J.W. MILLER TIMBER CO., INC. • Listing at only $150,000, one of our agents would love to show you this single family home at 731 Hempstead 34. You’ll love how light, open and airy NCA admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin. this house is. There are 3 BR/2 BA, a large family/living room, a beautiful 4300 Gazola St. • Texarkana, TX fresh looking kitchen with lots of cabinetry and counters, also built-ins which (903) 838-5836 Jimmy Miller 1-800-8TIMBER remain. The 1,900 sq ft contains a laundry area and there is a single carport, CH/CA, all located on 2.6 acres. Page 8-B • Thursday, May 5, 2011 • NASHVILLE NEWS 55th Annual Little Red House Closing Recital

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